The Pebbly Sweater is perfect to keep you warm and stylish at the same time. It is made up by quite simple, but beautiful stitches.

The pattern is advanced intermediate level and is written in a “measure yourself” style, which means it does not contain any specific stitch counts, gauges, yardages, or sizes. It also means that you can choose the yarn you want to work with. Below you can see which yarn I used, use similar yarn if you want a similar look to your sweater. You may also choose whether you want to work with one strand or more strands held together. But keep in mind that heavy yarn weights may result in a heavy sweater.

To make the Pebbly Sweater you will need:
Yarn of your choice
A crochet hook that fits the chosen yarn
Stitch markers
Scissors
Tapestry needle
Measuring tape

What I used to make the samples:
I made the samples with 3 strands of yarn held together (2 strands of fingering/sport weight yarn and 1 strand of kidsilk). For the gray I used a bit lighter yarn than the pink.

The pink sample:
Yarn: Baby Merino from Merinor, Baby Merino from Woolewo, and Kid Silk from Viking garn. Amount of yarn: Approx. 1200 m of each strand (size xs)
Hook size: 6 mm

The gray sample:
Yarn: Pure Merino Light from Merinor and Tynn Kid Silk Erle from Dale Garn.
Amount of yarn: Approx. 875 m of each strand (size xs)
Hook size: 6 mm